WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1938
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society
Miss Vera Ames, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ames of Claffin, has chosen June 15 for the date of her marriage to Lieutenant Ralph Burton Praeger of West Point, N. Y. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Prueck, son of the wedding. The wedding take place in the Cadet Chapel at West Point.
Miss Ames is a senior at the University, and is majoring in psychology. She is a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority.
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Lieutenant Praeger is in the Air Corps, United States army. The couple will make their home at Randolph Field, Texas.
Dinner guests Sunday at Watkins hall were Paul Wilson, gr; Joe Brown, c'38; and Jeanne Knight, c'41.
Lois Ross, c'41, and Evelyn Gore,
c'41, were dinner guests at Watkins hall Monday.
Frank Grogan of Kansas City, Mo. is a guest at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house.
Fletcher Wellemeyer of Washington, D. C., was a guest of the Delta Chi fraternity at luncheon yesterday.
Mrs Trombolb of Iola was a guest for luncheon yesterday at the Alpha Chi Omega house.
Acacia fraternity announces the pledging of Wallace Sturm, c'41, o' Winfield.
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Carol Freeman is a guest at the Acacia fraternity house.
Want Column
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Ruth Gregory of Loddington, III; Mary Lou Himonim of Des Moines, town, and Mrs. S. T. Cannon of Des-Kennedy. She is a member of the Alma Gamma Delta sorority.
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Guests at the Alpha Omicron P sorority house Monday were;
Mirka, Wladisla Hutchinson
Joshua, Daniel B. Hutchinson
Jameet Ternau, Kara City, Ms.
No Limit in Sight For Prep School High Jumpers
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house were.
Jauet Tinter, Kansas City, Mo.
Yousep Yup, Feb
James Quick, Cueil
Two high school boys who have jumped 6 feet 7 inches are pacing the interscholastic track and field stars of the notion in a record-breaking orgy which brings up the old question, "Is there any limit to the marks which can be made in track and field?"
When Les Steers, Palo Alto, Calif., high school star, high jumped 6 feet 7 inches observers were astounded, but then along came Gilbert Lacava of Hollywood, son of the movie director, Gregory Lecava, to leap 6 feet 7½ inches. J. C. Devall of Istroma, La, has jumped 6 feet 6½ inches this year and Floyd Bates 5½ inches this year. 5¾ inches 5¼ inches Winston Rogers, Independence, Kan., junior, jumped 6 feet 5 inches this spring.
Bill Seton of Southern California, who vaulted 14 feet 11 inches for a world record last year, set a national high school record of 13 feet 6½ inches in his prep school days. This spring that mark fell before the winter. Inches. high school age who soaked over the bar at 13 feet 9¼ inches.
A third national high school record fell when the gigantic Al Blosz of Jersey City, N. J., tossed the 12-ound shot put 59 feet 11½ inches.
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On Their Day---breaking the record Elwyn Dees of Kansas had hold for eight years. Blozis is 6 feet 6 inches tall and tips the scales at better than 250 pounds. Leslie MacMitchall of George Washington high school, New York City, became the greatest high school miler of all time when he ran a mile in 4.155 at the Penn Relays. He was also a sophomore and is completing his third year as a high school sensation.
Probably the best high school quarter-miler in the country is Max Lyda of Oklahoma City. Lyda run a quarter in 48.5 at meet in Baton Rouge this spring and then came back to run a 1.57 half-mile.
Purdue equestrians have succeeded in gaining a promise from their university for the establishment of several bridle paths this
Sports on Other Campuses
Their recent riding exhibition.
"Gymkhama"—previously described in this column—was so successful that the Riding Club has become popular. Members of the club will be active this summer, and their reign over the sport appears to be founded solidly.
Two track meets of major importance will be held during the last of this month.
On June 18, the national intercollegiate will be held in Minneapolis, and on June 25 will come a dual track meet between stars of the Big Ten and the Pacific Coast leaguers. The featured event of the national intercollegiate was to be a clash between star miler Louis Zamperi of U.S.C., and Wisconsin's speed king, Chuck Fenske. But now, there are possibilities that a real team can take part in a California exhibition meet recently cost him his position on the U.S.C. team, and he may remain out of the picture for the rest of this year.
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A PLEASANT SUMMER TO YOU ALL
This past year we have enjoyed our biggest year — thanks to you. Each year we have grown, of course, we attribute that to the fine co-operation which exists between ourselves and our customers.
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